This Lance Corporal brass rank badge is a small but highly characterful detail for a correct British uniform impression. It is a brass rank badge for the rank of Lance Corporal, made as a pin badge and specified by the seller as being intended for wear on a leather wrist strap. That makes it a distinctive accessory for collectors, reenactors, and anyone wanting to add an extra historical detail to a British setup. The badge is compact, sturdy in metal construction, and fits perfectly within displays centred on British rank insignia and personal equipment details.

Material: metal / brass.
Fastener: pin back.
Type: rank badge.
Use: intended to be worn on a leather wrist strap.
Affiliation: British Army.
Weight: approx. 20 grams.

Subtle advice block 
This rank badge pairs especially well with a British leather wrist band, battledress display, or a grouping of British rank and formation insignia. On a mannequin or close-up product display, a small metal insignia like this adds a crisp and convincing touch of uniform detail.

Historical Context 
In the British Army, Lance Corporal is the lowest non-commissioned rank and is normally identified by a single chevron. The National Army Museum explicitly describes the rank as a single chevron rank. The Imperial War Museum also notes that detachable metal and cloth badges are an important part of military uniforms and were used to identify, among other things, rank. This brass badge therefore fits neatly into that long tradition of clear and recognisable rank insignia worn on uniform or associated dress items.